Intro to stained glass cutting 1 of 5: Straight lines and gentle waves

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

Watching them all

[@stellagirl7625]

Wow! I haven't worked with glass in over 20 years (I worried about unseen chips when I had my first child). This is my first video of yours and already you have taught me about the pressure of a score that I never new! You are an awesome teacher and I am an anxious student, so I thank you now very much for what I'm sure will be wonderful 1-5 lessons...and then I begin!!! 🤗 🎨🌈

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Well hey, by now im hoping youve had a chance to get through all 5 of the instructionals! Look forward to hearing about your first project back to the joys of glass. Good luck,a nd if you have further comments or questions, please feel free. Sometimes it takes me a bit to get back, but i definitely will.

[@chriseggleston7573]

Love your videos

[@Artsrock36]

Oh thank you so much! Your video is the only one to answer my question as to where to start cut on edge.

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

You are so welcome!

[@katier0se]

finally! Thank you for this video

[@sandrahilder1250]

I learnt so much from your videos! Thank you!

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

You are so welcome. Im glad it was helpful

[@Clover12346]

Really great information. Concise and clear!

[@brittney1351]

I just started etting into stained glass and was so frustrated with my grosing pliers bc I kept taking too much glass off underneath my pattern- come to learn I was using them upside down!!! lol thank you for the very clear informational videos :)

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Crazy how one little adjustment can change the world!!!!

[@alejandrocampos4733]

Eres una maestra fabulosa y con unas manos llenas de energia. Me gusta ver como manejas las herramientas de trabajo , se nota que eres una excelente profesional y además se nota que eres una mujer muy divertida. Mis respetos y un saludo muy grande desde las islas canarias. .... He aprendido mucho mirando tus vídeos....gracias. Me suscribo a tu canal espero que hagas más vídeos son muy interesantes.

[@alejandrocampos4733]

Cuando te pones las gafas es un momento muy interesante. Te transformas

[@danaridlon8670]

Thank you for the tip on tightening up to head of the glass cutter, it will help it not feel like it is constantly trying to run away on me.

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

Hahaha I like to have as few moving parts as possible!! Make sure to check it often to assure it is straight and not cocked at an angle. Happy cutting

[@danaridlon8670]

@@shardsglassstudio9298 I just tried it out and got my first straight line. Thank you for that release of glass stress. Thank you!

[@sallyjoligocki5011]

I just found your videos. Much needed instruction. Thank you!

[@shardsglassstudio9298]

So glad it was helpful

[@dorothywillis5989]

YesssOMG Very Helpful. First video ive seen that explain in very good detail the proper tools and how to use each of them. Also helpful in where to place scorer when initially making the cut. Also where and how to place my hands when breaking the glass apart. Also when the score is near the edge, I cannot use running pliers, use grosser? (Sp). This may beca game changer. Those are the very questions I had today and have been having issues in getting these questions answered. I Love the way you do your presentation. Very well outlined. I will subscribe. Thanks again!

[@joychip5994]

Fabulous

[@juliemoody8263]

Very helpful

[@TWHwmn]

How is it that the glass doesn't move around when you score it? Thanks